STAMP (Support, Think, Act, Motivate, Participate) is a group of young people, aged 14 – 25, working to improve the mental health and emotional wellbeing of young people across the city of Sheffield. We influence young people’s mental health services and amplify the voices of young people in Sheffield by campaigning for change in key issues around mental health. We do this as part of the Future in Mind participation work and as the Sheffield CAMHS participation partners.

When we meet…

The group meet 5pm – 7pm every Monday at a city centre location, or over zoom during COVID-19. We work to come up with fun, innovative and exciting ways to get people talking about mental health and to STAMP out stigma!

What we’ve gained from being involved…

In order to campaign effectively and influence real change it is important that young people are equipped with the knowledge and understanding to accompany it. STAMP members have developed and made use of skills including designing and running consultations, event planning and delivery, delivering training to young people and staff, designing materials and so much more. They have also undertaken MHFA training, interview training, participation training, and peer mentor training. Because of the effort put in and the skills gained we have awarded 16 ASDANS under the categories of developing self, citizenship, raising aspirations in peer advocacy and leadership.

Want to join our group?

If you are interested in getting involved in STAMP, contact Project Worker Becks Batley via email info@chilypep.org.uk.

Some of the things STAMP have achieved

Created
the Mental
Health
Passport

YOUth
Matters
festival of
debate event

Created a
CAMHS Peer
Mentor
group